UST bounces back with beatdown of FEU | Inquirer Sports

UST bounces back with beatdown of FEU

By: - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
/ 07:33 PM March 08, 2020

EJ Laure UST Golden Tigresses UAAP Season 82

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MANILA, Philippines—University of Santo Tomas entered the winners’ circle in emphatic fashion following a complete dismantling of Far Eastern University, 25-20, 25-16, 25-18, in the UAAP Season 82 women’s volleyball tournament Sunday at Mall of Asia Arena.

The Golden Tigresses rebounded from a five-set loss to National University and joined the Lady Tamaraws, defending champion Ateneo, and University of the Philippines in third with 1-1 records.

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Establishing an early 9-2 lead in the third, the ladies in gold cruised for much of the period with substitute players getting the chance to close out the match for the Golden Tigresses.

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FEU made things interesting with a 6-0 run to get within six, 23-17, before Ysa Jimenez stepped in and gave UST a 24-17 lead. Babylove Barbon then finished things off with a quick kill from the middle.

“We recovered today and we had a good service game going on and although there were lapses, which are inevitable, we were able to correct those mistakes,” said UST head coach Kung Fu Reyes in Filipino.

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“This was a total team effort so we were able to get this in straight sets.”

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Eya Laure finished with 16 points to lead UST while older sister EJ added 12.

Jeanette Villareal and Grace Carandang had seven points apiece for FEU.

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